<TITLE>01. Par 1-11</TITLE>63-0428, Look, Jesus Name Church, Phoenix, AZ, 107 min
L-1      Brother Jimmy. And good morning, friends. It's... I am very happy to be here in Phoenix again this morning, enjoying this fine time of fellowship. Wish I could just set in a long time, listening at these pretty songs, and to see young Jimmy really get into that song. Hum! There's nothing put on about that boy, is there?

L-2 And Brother Outlaw was telling me this morning that this is his precious mother setting over here by the door, of eighty-one years old. God bless you, sister. I guess many years ago when you rocked that little baby in your arms, and them little hands struck across your cheeks, you didn't think you'd be setting here, eighty years old, listening at him in his church, maybe, at that time. You believed it then? That's very fine, very fine. So happy. God give you... Well, can't say many years, because you are--you are, inwardly, an Eternal being. You see? So you never did begin, so you can't end, so you just have Eternal Life. That's very good.

L-3   Brother Dyson, I haven't had the privilege of meeting him yet, but he is going to continue this service on through next week, beginning tonight, here at the church. And I'm... I sure hope that there's a great success here in this revival. I only wish I could set back here somewhere and just soak in the good things of God, as our brother preaches. I hear he's a missionary's son from Jerusalem. And so I'm sure you're going to enjoy this ministry this week, of our brother. If it's all possible, attend, hear him, back him up. And those who cannot come, and you're away from home, out-of-town, can't get back, do as I'm going to do, pray for him, and pray for the success of the service.

L-4   I remember the first time in Phoenix. It was this church, only it was in a different place. It was the church, but a different roof that we worshipped under, and the great fellowship that we had with Brother Outlaw. I have a record that was made during that meeting. And it's always... When I kind of get feeling a little down, I go play this record, and it's about scratched out. Perhaps, maybe, the man that made it, is here this morning; little, red flexible record. And then, course, I have many of the late records of this young choir here, which was little babies then, singing. We get much out of it.

L-5 When we heard these fine songs, I said to Brother Outlaw, "I'm glad they're being taped, because I like to study that. I like to hear those songs and play the tape, hear the songs when you can set down."

L-6   There's nothing like music. You know, God heals by music. Did you know that? Uh-huh. God heals by music.

L-7 God heals by love. See? God heals by medicine. God heals by prayer. God has many ways of healing. Depends on what type that you need.

L-8 Sometimes a little love, stretched out, will just cure an old sore, an old place that's been a grudge or something. It'll heal it right over, just a little love, a little care.

L-9 Sometime when you feel all down, and, as we call it, a street expression, down in the dumps, see, just put on one of those tapes, that music or a record, and go to playing it. The first thing you know, you're patting your foot, or your hand, and it's all over then. You're right up and ready to go again.

L-10   Now, these six-hour Messages, that's not the evangelistic type, that's when I'm home and--and just kind of... Everybody knows how to take me there, just kind of long-winded. And a lot of people can say more in five minutes, you see, than I can say in those six hours. So, depends on what you're saying.

L-11 Now, I believe, this morning, I got a little note here, that some sister here that wants her little baby dedicated to the Lord. And I said to Brother Outlaw, "You don't baptize infants?"
He said, "No." No, he just... He dedicates them like the Scripture says to dedicate them.


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